Well, either Ronny is an introvert and not interested in meeting new people, or he has already been introduced to Jesus before and makes an informed decision here

Yeah, I wouldn’t say “semi legit”, but they know how to run a business 😅

If you’re talking about ransomware (?), they are actually famous for great customer service and not stealing your credit card details. If people don’t trust them, noone will pay. So they offer live chats with real humans to help you set up a bitcoin wallet etc., to ensure smooth processing.

The business has developed further though, not if you don’t pay they often threaten to release the data on the web.

It’s like that with many animals

So is "no, " correct or “no, lol lol”?

I so wish this is a book about Humanities

Cringe? 67? Sus?

Damn, got me. Game is over

Is there a strength competition somewhere, where people challenge themselves to escape from Jesus’ death cell and move the boulder?

I had to write the school regulations a few times.

One time, I wrote one in advance on a boring day and when the teacher told me to write it, I could just hand it to him directly. He made me write another one. Still felt powerful in that moment and would recommend

Also, they should have made clear that they don’t want anything but the company

I think if you’re creative, you can come up with a similar CV for yourself.

I, for one:

• have won a mini golf tournament at age 12
• received an award for my achievements in school
• wrote and recorded several songs

(Don’t ask for details please but these are all true, technically)

With the right parents added, I would have also achieved:

• buy a luxury house

Quick Wikipedia search only revealed that she grew up in a neighborhood in Seoul known for its “affluent inhabitants” hope that helps.

Also, note how none of the listed achievements have any social notion to them. No supporting people in need. No protesting war. Singing a K-pop song and buying a house. Congratulations

What’s that thing in the left corner? Four seasons total landscaping?

You’re implying here that the poor bosses have to hire men for some reason beyond their control, while they would really like to hire women instead.

The one data point that would support that it’s applicant ratios as I already mentioned. We don’t have that afaict.

Get some pizza

The premise was that there is a preference to hire women over men. The fact is that 66% of the workforce is male. Where is the preference?

We have no information about applicant ratios which would be helpful. So the conservative estimate is 50:50 until we know more. But in any case, the current data give us no indication for a preference for women that was claimed in this post.

Get some sleep!

Why that precise time then? Was that a standard business unit in Japanese occupied Uruguay in 1983?

That tells us exactly nothing about your job.

Nurse? Cook? Physics professor?

Same link you provided, scroll down a bit.

Male workforce: 26777

Female workforce: 13568

I doubt even the premise is true